Airline tickets from Russia and tickets for land and sea transport were sold out after Russia announced compulsory military service for male citizens. The government denied.
Most of those who fled decided to travel to neighboring Russia, such as Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. In addition to choosing the air route, residents go to Finland and Georgia.
The Finnish border guard reported that the flow of vehicles at the country’s border with Russia increased significantly from Wednesday evening to Thursday afternoon.
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The announcement of the conscription also sparked major demonstrations. The government responded to the action by arresting the participants in the action.
“The information about the hustle and bustle at the airport and so on is very exaggerated. There is a lot of false information about this,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. ReutersSaturday (24/9/2022).
“We have to be very careful with this in order not to fall victim to false information on this topic,” he added.
However, Peskov did not to reject there will be the mobilization of troops in Ukraine.
“Special operations are starting to achieve their goals in Ukraine. Now we are indeed tackle the NATO bloc with all its logistical capabilities, “Peskov said.
He also denied that the conflict in Ukraine was called war. Peskov insisted that Russia’s actions constitute a special military operation, not a war.
This “exodus” of citizens came shortly after President Valdimir Putin ordered the conscription that would have allowed the recruitment of citizens into reservists to fight in Ukraine.
Many military-age Russian citizens choose to flee abroad for fear of being recruited to fight in Ukraine.
The blur phenomenon can be seen in two ways, namely land and sea. Those who chose the plane went straight to the airport, causing tickets from Russia to sell out.
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